Urbana High School - Rosemary Yearbook (Urbana, IL)

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 FACULTY Row 1: (left to right) Tilbury. Wii.bi r. B. Ed. Chemistry and Physics—111. Normal. Alley. Edward. A. B.. A. M. American History—De Pauw. Boyd, Ralph, B. Ed. Bookkeeping—U. of I. Rick kit». Maiikl, A. B. German Nebraska. Bullock. Clara. B. E. English—111. Normal. Kirk. Etiiklyn, B. A. Latin North Central College. Gross, Tiiukknklda. A. B. Physiology and Physiog.—U. of I. James, Harlan. B. S. Mathematics—Eureka College. Row 2: Strohl, Pai la, B. A. Office Clerk—U. of I. Nelson, Aones, A. B. Algebra—U. of I. Veacii, Blanche. B. S. Girls’ Athletics—U. of 1. Fisher, Sarah. A. B. Shorthand—U. of I. Kino. Aoxks, B. A. English—De Pauw Wood. Scsik. B. s.. m. s.. a. m. History—U. of I. Hamilton. Ethel, B. S. Pub. Speak, and Dramatics—U. of I. Moore, Dicik Ann, A. B.. A. M. French and English—1 of I. Row 3: Thomas, Genevieve. A. B. Librarian—Lombard College BiEDKK.M A NN, GERTRI'D, A. M. English—Carthage College McClubo. Lola. A. B. Biology- U. of I. Rom pel, Ruth E.. A. B. English—U. of I. Lanvson. Mildred. B. S.. A. M. History U. of I. Bi.ackard, Clara, A. B.. A. M. French— IT. of I. Nolen. Ben. B. A.. M. A. Mathematics—U. of Texas Row 4: Bennett, Adam. B. S.. M. S. Manual Arts—U. of I. Stephens, Lewis. B. S. Athletic Coach—U. of I. Murphy. H. J., B. A. Mathematics—Miss. College. Hai.i.am. Cia de. B. S. Mathematics Eureka College. Ovkkgard. Graham T.t Mus. B. Music— Ithaca Conservatory. Horner, Are L.. B. S. M. S. Civics and Economics—U. of I. Hadden, Stanley B.. B. S. Principal—1J. of 1. •Cade, Ruth Typing—U. of I. •Mowkey. Margaret, B. S. Art—U. of I. Miss F. King, Miss Rorinkon, and Miss Todd • For plctuirx of Mlw Cnd nu l MUn Mowrey nee simp page In feature itcctinn.

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 MR. S. B. HADDEN Principal of Hu t’rbami lliijh School Mr. Hadden as princi- pal of Hrbana High School, is a man whose strength of character and fine sportsmanship have been a constant example for ns throughout our high school career. MISS RICKETTS Assistant Principal of I r Inina High School Miss Ricketts is a per- son whose friendly coun- sel and advice has always been free and welcome to all. In the future may we ever keep before us the standards and ideals which she has upheld.

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Fm F Li TOAST TO THE CLASSES Here's to the class of thirty-four. Von are the eldest of them all. Four years have you been here, an example for all to follow. We rejoice with you in all your success and now farewell, our seniors. We are proud of you May you have much happiness in the years to come. We drink to you. oh juniors. There is only one of your kind. You make lots of noise and have lots of pep but we love you all the more. Twas but three years ago you entered—green, ambitious and confident of your abilities. Now you have proved your worth. Never dare to lose that infinite variety that you possess. When you do, you lose much. To you, our sophomores, we know hardly what to say. We try to tolerate your headlong rush but. since you are sophomores in every sense of the word, you are thus self-satisfied, overconfident and full of ideas. You criticise freely and feel assured that if you had your say, things would run on a much better plan. However, this very sense of superiority proves your value. Good luck to you! Here’s to our freshmen. We watched you enter— hopeful, bright, irresponsible and verdant. Through your first year you have absorbed all sorts of ideas, received impressions, good and bad. but still you are the same fresh, youthful class that entered last fall. Your distrusting manner, however, changed to one of self confidence. Your career in all activities is one to look at with admiration. Continue through the next three years as you have this year and you will be a remarkable senior class.